Pizzeria Guerrin is one of the many positive things the Italians brought with them when they came to Buenos Aires. The prices are very reasonable without sacrificing the quality and the taste of the pizza. The servings are huge and as much as I love pizza, I cannot finish one solo order. That's awesome, though, as I still have takeaway for the next day. Pizza for breakfast, why not? read more

Güerrín - White pizza with ham and pineapples - Pizza Near Me - Buenos Aires, C

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First time in Buenos Aires from California where I have tasted what I believe to be some of the best pizza around. I ordered two slices of the basic mozzarella cheese pizza with some of their house beer of course. It was delicious and very cheesy! I had read some good reviews but it honestly was very good. Highly recommend it! read more

Güerrín - Mozzarella and a "chopp" of their house beer. Oh yeah! Life is good - Pizza Near Me - Buenos Aires, C

Pizza Guerrin is probably one of the best find eateries in Buenos Aires! This place is always packed with the best tasting variety of pizzas as well as desserts! It was hard to get a table and not even a space standing up at the counters where Argentines customarily eat & get served. The manager even offered to let me & my friend eat our order close to the cashier where he is. How nice! Whenever in Buenos Aires Argentina, stop to eat here no matter how busy it is! It is worth the wait! read more

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The legends that people tell, that this is the best pizza in the world, that you cannot say you have visited Buenos Aires without having eaten here... All ridiculous exaggeration. Although this place is constantly packed, there's some drawbacks to eating here if you want the best of the best. If you choose to eat in the standing customers section, you will get fast food quality pizza and find it hard to get whatever drink you ordered. The system isn't exactly organized. Sit in the back if you want a better experience. The pizza will be better, too. As for best in Buenos Aires? Not by a long shot. Just a few steps across the street from here lies Banchero, with a much better pizza. Try both if you're in Buenos Aires, and you'll see what I mean. read more

Delicious ass pizza. A lot of people say El Cuartito is better, however I think their pizza is average as compared to Guerrin. I love this place. Especially the fact that there is hot sauce here! Mmmmmmm... Yes, I'm a yankee. The place gets pretty packed and you might end up with a distant server, but that is what I have come to find is the norm in Argentina. It's fine. It's worth the wait. You must order a pizza with the ricotta cheese in it - you will not be disappointed. read more

Read that these were the best empanadas so we made the trek to try them. 38 pesos for one so reasonably priced. We got the ham and cheese, beef, and chicken. The beef was decent but the others were meh. It was heavy and filling. It also was warm instead of hot even though I asked if it was hot, and the system for paying and getting your food needs work. I was waiting around for about 5 minutes before the guy who took my money instructed me that I needed to give my ticket to the empanada guy to fill my order. Then the guy who filled my order needed to give it to another guy to bag and I had to wait another 5 minutes even though I had already paid. Terrible service. read more

Great pizza! I had a simple pizza with mozzarella and onion and thought it was fantastic. I think the crust is probably one of the most important aspects to making a good pizza, and the crust at Pizzería Guerrin was fenomenal - thick, sturdy, and savory! The pizza comes in two sizes - small (good for two people) and large. The space is very large and diner-like. Would certainly come back to try out more of their pizzas! read more

Güerrín - Pizza with mozzarella and onion (muzzarella y cebolla) - Pizza Near Me - Buenos Aires, C

Best pizza in Argentina! We tried several Places and they were awful. This place got it right and it was packed with locals... read more

We came here midday. The place was busy, but we were seated right away. They seem to have one designated English speaking worker as I noticed him running all over speaking to customers including us. We were not starving so opted for the small pizza which was perfect to share. We did half onions and cheese and half ham and cheese. Pizza was so good. Wish I could have eaten more b/c it was definitely worth it. read more

Güerrín - Small half onion/cheese and half ham/cheese - Pizza Near Me - Buenos Aires, C

I simply can not comprehend the positive reviews of this place. Like its doppelganger, El Cuartito, the pizza is terrible. Soft cake-like dough as if you had nuked a left over piece (since when is "soft fluffy" good pizza dough?!), no authentic spices to speak of (must be the sky high import duties keeping out oregano), and sparse toppings.There may be good pizza in Buenos Aires, but this is not the place to get it. read more

Salty salty salty. Atmosphere is good but pizza burned my mouth it was so salty. Service was excellent and interesting options for pizza. Lots of chees and crust was good read more

Its very good pizza. You can choose either you sit on a table or grab a sliced pizza made in the minute... lots of cheese good bread, fast and read more

I mean, It's good. It's like a New York Hand tossed impregnated a Chicago Italian and dumped a load of mozzarella all over it without the messy red sauce. Plus they have empanadas as a amuse bouche! We had the mozzarella, ricotta, chicken and artichoke. read more

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First of all...understand that this is NOT American pizza and you will be just fine. The service is a little slow, but the pizza is fabulous! We ordered one of the especial pizza's and it was yummy. Be prepared for lots of cheese! Great Argentinian Pizza!!! read more

Delicioso!!! My brother went on his usual "Yelp" search trying to find awesome eats...came across this place so we decided to check it out! First we noticed the line...to the door! WOW! Full of locals which was plus for us telling us this has to be GOOD! Our server was phenomenal **didn't speak English...but who cares..we were in a Spanish country...when in Argentina do as they do..so my son whom is fluent in Spanish did the talking! lol** We were also welcomed by the Manager whom gave us empanadas as samples OMG! DELICIOUS!! We had both chicken and beef...both had a tasty crisp shell too! Now for the main event...the Pizza!! Omgoodness!! We were able to tweak it our way...you could taste each and every fresh ingredient all throughout the pizza! Originally from New York...where we love NY style pizza..this right here was like no other! So much that we went right back the next day for more! Plus was welcomed by the same server and had the same front table waiting for us like he knew we were coming back! We will definitely be back again and again! read more

Güerrín - Pizza Near Me - Buenos Aires, C

Worst pizza place I've ever been to! We were maltreated by more than 1 attendant, pizza was cold (even after I answered that "yes, I wanted it heated") and not good at all. Lots of better places to eat pizza in Buenos Aires! read more

Great pizza, it's open till late, and the fried empanadas are also a must. Price is average. One of my favorites! read more

Excellent pizza! You can't leave BA without trying it! There are 3 sizes to choose and endless toppings! read more

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There are both English and Spanish Menus, and the place is very popular and busy, and it may be the best pizza in BA, as advertised, but the pizza is not very good compared to many places in Italy or USA, and there is even some better pizza in Taiwan than at Guerrin. The crust is reasonable, but the cheese is very greasy and sits like a rock in your stomach. The mushrooms were canned, and the longaniza was greasy and chewy. If you are in BA and need a pizza fix, this will get you by. read more

This is yet another location that has been touted as "the best" in the city. I think Güerrin makes an equally first-rate pizza. First, of course, I had to sample an empanada - here they are offered both baked and fried - tasty, though my one caveat is that given the volume of food that is being churned out here, they are kept piled up on platters, already heated, and grabbed by the waiters as needed. This means that other than those on top, the ones that have spent any time down the pile have steamed a bit and gotten a trifle, well, limp. I'm not sure what time of day one needs to come to get one hot and fresh out of the oven or fryer, the place is jammed with people - the front area is standing room only, with literally 3-4 dozen eaters jockeying for position at rows of high center communal tables, or balancing their plates next to the cash register, or on the coffee station, or anywhere that remotely has open space. I'd hate to be a waiter here. I preferred to sit at a table, and the two level dining room holds an easy 150+ people, most of the tables were full at 2:00 in the afternoon! Decor is odd - tables are dark wood with salmon colored formica inlay, and the chairs have vinyl, burgundy colored seats with a damask pattern impressed into them - a sort of vague attempt at a formal look. The pizza itself arrives hot and fresh. First, however, you have to navigate your way through the menu, an unwieldy affair that contains eight, count them, eight pages of listings of different pizza combinations that are offered. Top that with that you can then choose from any of those ingredients and combine them to your personal tastes. There are legion vegetables, sausages, hams, beef in variety, cheeses, and different sauces (this is the first place here I recall seeing a salsa blanca for a pizza). I went for a combination of prosciutto, mushrooms, and provolone cheese. This may have been the first place I've ordered a mushroom pizza in Buenos Aires and received a pizza topped with canned mushrooms. I'm not fond of canned mushrooms, though these were better than some. Still, I loved the pizza - crisp, relatively thin, slightly smoky crust, generous toppings, cooked through perfectly - and at a mere 8″ in diameter, for a "pizza chica," a perfect size for one (if you're hungry), though I probably should have skipped the empanada. read more

Best pizza place in Buenos Aires! Lots of cheese, a different and special taste like no other. Waiters are nice and fast. That place moves at a high speed. Highly recommended. Don't leave BA without trying their pizzas. read more

This place is packed with locals and seems always busy. Reminded me of a popular NYC pizzeria. Great pizza, reasonable prices. Worth a stop.

Omg so good and worth the wait. Went there twice. They only take cash. You can spit the pizzas in different flavors. We stuck to individual slices bc the one we wanted was stuffed. Great food and I'm glad Yelp told me about it. Enjoy! read more

I am an avid pizza eater as I was born and raised in NYC. This pizza was EXTREMELY tasty and surprisingly so! I wasn't expecting such good pizza outside of the US but I find myself thinking about this place almost a week after having gone. YUMMY. They lose a star due to the lack of good customer service which allegedly is custom in BA. We literally had to go looking for help SEVERAL times! ugh. So annoyed about the service. I would go back if I lived in BA! read more

Outstanding pizza. But you have to like their pizza style: thick dough with massive amounts of melting cheese. Ambiance is great. Place is packed. Option to buy by the slice also available; in that case one gets to eat standing by the entrance. Pizza quality is not as great then as pizza slices get reheated. Not hygienic: I saw them place used dishes, taken from the stand-in "tables" that get a huge turnover, right ON TOP of food (fainas) ready to be served to customers. The latter two factors turn this place from a 5 star to a 3 star restaurant. read more

Excellent, great texture, ratio of cheese, flavors, everything. They've mastered it. Great classic environment, best pizza I've had

A must if you want to "know" Buenos Aires. Muzzarela and faina or fugazeta are the best.

The best pizza in the world. You can eat in, standing or to go. It is very good and affordable.

Best pizza in Buenos Aires. The place is full 24/7. You can have a slice of pizza at the bar (no chairs) or go inside and have a seat. Cash only. Best pizzas are mozzarella and verdura a la crema. The service is fast and waiters are friendly. I strongly recommend going before 9-10pm to avoid crowds. read more

Güerrín is such an institution in that it becomes very hard to rate. Everyone develops his or her individual palate over time. My favorite part of Güerrín has much less to do with the food (I'm a more El Cuartito person with Fugazetta & Faina). However, I've spent countless late nights here munching with friends and catch up on lives. read more

I think is one of the best places of Argentinian Pizza, I am not fan of Argentinian pizza at all, but this place can convince me sometimes of the opposite, the empanadas are amazing. The place is always crowded and you just always have to do an uncomfortable line every time you go there.. that's annoying .. it's not cheap at all, if I have to go to an Argentinian Pizzeria this will be one of the options for sure read more

Wow how to describe this pizza... you just need to try it. Although if you don't like a pizza which drips muzzarella cause it is so much muzzarella it doesn't fit in the pizza, you won't like it, but if you're like me, you'll be in pizza heaven. read more

An old and successful place like this means they have excellent pizzas. Loads of cheese, hundreds of types and incredible location in the middle of the "theatrical area" in Buenos Aires. The prices are a bit too high for a pizza, but when you taste it, you forget about it. All of that if you can accept waiting in line for a long time since its ALWAYS crowded, hence, food takes its time as well. I'll give it a 4 just for that and also for the fact that not only there's no wifi, but signal doesn't even go inside the restaurant, so forget about checking in inside or calling a friend. Otherwise, it's most people's choice when it comes to good pizza and family/friends gatherings. read more

Definitely the best pizza in Buenos Aires. It can get pretty crowded, even with the 3 floors that this restaurant has but it's SO worth the wait. read more

Service can be improved. But this is the best pizza I've tried. I hardly recommend the chicken pizza with mozzarella and glass of Stella! read more

best pizza ever in the very centro, buenos aires rocks! it is so worth it, everything is so inexpensive and you can get good stuff

One of the best pizza joints in Buenos Aires. Go prepared to wait for a cramped table. Pizza is the best part of the experience. Service is decent considering the waiter serves many tables. Noisy environment is part of the package. Prices are kind of high but worth it. read more

All the pizzas by the slice are just kept out on wooden tablets. Ours were cold when we ordered them. Make sure you check to see that it's come out recently - otherwise it'll be very disappointing. read more

The place is Amazing , at lunch it's mainly people eating slices while standing but at night it's packed all 3 floors especially with people after movie / show . Good pizza but quality wasn't consistent at the different times we went there read more

I don't think they need anyone else jumping on the bandwagon here, but this place is really worth the effort. It's on the busiest street around amongst the theatres, so you feel safe at midnight. And it's packed at that hour despite being spread across two whole floors. This is the classic Argentinean pizza a la piedra, close to Italian though slightly softer, made in a proper wood-fired oven. As typical, there's a lot more cheese on a pizza in Argentina than in Italy, more like in the U.S., and the toppings are more varied. I seriously enjoyed a simple pizza with green olives and hearts of palm, so I also had to try a portion of the especial Guerrin, honestly really good. Despite the crowds it's even relatively quick for Buenos Aires, not a town in my experience where restaurants are in any kind of a hurry. Yes it's touristy but the food doesn't suffer from that. Oh, don't forget it's cash only. read more

Güerrín - Pizza Near Me - Buenos Aires, C